Freen Sarocha is a brilliant young surgeon, famous for her golden hands in the operating theatre-precise, fearless, and never failing her patients. But outside the hospital walls, she is the complete opposite: a wild party girl, a scandal magnet, and someone who avoids commitment at all costs. Rebecca Armstrong, or simply Dr. Becky, is everything Freen is not. A young anesthesiologist with an icy demeanor, Becky is disciplined, respected, and feared by her colleagues. With a flawless reputation and the legacy of her powerful family in medicine, she has no room for mistakes-or scandals. Their worlds collide when their families arrange a marriage to strengthen the hospital empire. Becky accepts out of duty. Freen resists, terrified of being tied down-especially to someone as intimidating as Becky. Inside the OR, Freen is a genius no one can rival. But at home, she's reduced to a clumsy, awkward "husband," tiptoeing around Becky's sharp glares. Slowly, Becky begins to notice the stark contrast-the reckless playgirl outside, and the brilliant, focused surgeon within. Against her will, she starts to feel something she never expected. As jealous nurses and meddling med students circle around Freen, and as hospital politics push them to work side by side, the line between duty and desire blurs. What begins as a forced marriage turns into a messy, heartfelt journey of love, trust, and unexpected vulnerability. Can a scandalous surgeon and a fierce anesthesiologist learn to heal not just their patients-but each other's guarded hearts?

Freen and Becky have lived countless lives, bound by an invisible thread of love and tragedy. Each time they meet, they fall hopelessly for one another-only to lose each other in ways more devastating than the last. In this lifetime, Freen, a brilliant doctor and Becky - photographer with a sick heart. They don't like each other at first, but eventually they star to falling in love with each other. And this time there is another player on the board - a figure with porcelain mask. She wants to tear them apart at any cost. With glimpses of a future where they can finally be happy, Freen plunges into a race against both magic and mortality to rewrite their destiny. Can they escape the curse that binds them, or will this life end, like all the others-in heartbreak? *** And the teaser Looking at the distance between them, Freen said with a gasp: "We are one step away from your death, Becky." "And I want there to be a 'we,'" Becky replied, her words laced with quiet desperation. "Dying alone is terrifying." Before Freen could react, Becky grabbed the collar of her shirt and pulled her close, her lips crashing against Freen's in a kiss that was both urgent and tender. Freen's eyes widened in shock, her mind a whirlwind of emotions - fear, longing, and something she couldn't name.

This story is about Freen and Becky, whose fates intertwine twice. Becky, an editor, hid her true feelings for years, while Freen, a successful writer, sought inspiration in the worlds she created on paper. Nine years ago, Becky and Freen walked away from each other, leaving behind an unspoken love. Now, fate forces them back together when Freen returns home-and Becky becomes the editor of her new book. Professionalism is all Becky has to hold onto as she works through the pages of Freen's writing. Meanwhile, Freen, who has spent years convincing herself she's over Becky, finds it impossible to ignore the way old wounds ache in her presence. Their reunion stirs up memories, unspoken regrets, and a truth neither of them has ever fully admitted. As they navigate the fragile space between their past and present, Becky and Freen must decide-will they finally face what was left unsaid, or are they destined to remain each other's greatest "what if"?

Becky Armstrong is done waiting. Two years of empty promises, stolen moments, and being someone's second choice-she's had enough. So, in a drunken act of defiance, she marries a complete stranger. Freen Chankimha never expected her life to turn into a soap opera. One minute, she's reeling from heartbreak, the next-she's trapped in a marriage contract with an emotionally unavailable pathologist who claims to be straight. But at least Becky's health insurance covers kidney transplants. It's a simple deal. No feelings. No complications. No real marriage. So why does it feel like everything is going wrong? 🎵 A Special Touch! Each chapter will be named after a song lyric that perfectly captures the mood-because sometimes, music says what words can't. 📌 Read now & let me know what you think!

'Some loves never leave. They just wait for you to catch up.' Book Three of the 'Love Came' Series - Love Came Right Now Freen doesn't ache anymore. She's done hoping, done replaying old memories like they might offer answers. She let go of that chapter. And maybe, for the first time in her life - she let go of Becky too. Now, tucked in a quieter corner of the country, Freen builds a gentler life - one with fewer shadows and more sky. She's no longer trying to shine for anyone. She simply is - steady, clear, alive in her own rhythm. And when a twist of fate brings Becky back into her orbit, Freen welcomes her like you welcome an old friend - with warmth, and without expectation. Because she isn't waiting anymore. But Becky? She thought she had buried those feelings. She thought she had said goodbye. Until she sees Freen laugh - truly laugh - like the girl she once knew and the woman she never got the chance to love. And slowly, without meaning to, Becky begins to see Freen not through the haze of memory - but through the sharp, stunning light of now. And suddenly, something in Becky shifts. Because this isn't about nostalgia. This isn't the past knocking. This is something real. Present. Breathing. And it might be the beginning of a love she never finished learning how to hold. "Love Came Right Now" is the final book in the 'Love Came' trilogy - a story about timing, tenderness, finding yourself again, and realizing that the right love sometimes arrives when you're finally ready to receive it. For readers who believe that healing can be soft, that second chances can be earned, and that love - the real kind - waits until you're whole.

Original Freen's timeline died to save a girl she loved. In this timeline, Freen is different - a rising photography star, stubborn, charming, beautifully reckless. She has no memories of the woman her older self died for. Only a letter from her future self, containing only three warnings: 1. Find Becky Armstrong. 2. Don't leave her. 3. Keep ointment and bandages - she's terrible with paper cuts. Freen doesn't believe a word... until she meets Becky in a tiny Bangkok café. A prosecutor with sharp heels, sharper words, and a blush that could start wars. Their first meeting sparks. Their second ends in a shouting match. Their third? Freen swears she won't fall. Becky swears she won't be charmed. Life, as usual, rolls its eyes. The second book of "The Rabbit Paradox" series.

Becky has always believed life should follow a strict plan: law school, textbooks instead of dates, and no reckless choices. But one night changes everything. A sudden rainstorm. A motorbike with a rabbit sticker. A smile from a stranger who knows far too much about Becky - and always shows up when she's lost. Freen is chaos in a leather jacket, a mystery with a camera around her neck. She teases, flirts, unsettles... and keeps glancing at her old-fashioned watch as if the countdown has already begun. Becky is certain this girl is hiding something dangerous. Yet the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to separate the game from the truth. And when the clock runs out, a choice will have to be made.

Lily is five years old, but she only remembers goodbyes. ​After too many homes-one where they watched how much she ate, another where the grown-ups hugged too much-Lily knows the rules: Be quiet. Don't ask for anything. Don't ever get your hopes up. Hope is just a trick, and the grown-ups always make you sad in the end. ​When Ms. Carol drops her off at a house with a bright blue door, Lily decides the two ladies, Freen and Becky, will be just like the rest. Freen is tall and guarded, and Becky has a smile that makes her eyes crinkle. Lily agrees to let them be her "Moms for now," certain that the clock on this family is already ticking. ​But Freen starts unpacking Lily's one trash bag of possessions like they are treasure, and Becky handles a childhood accident like it was just a silly juice spill. Can a two-eyed teddy bear, six chicken nuggets, and a promise about special shampoo convince Lily that "for now" might actually last?

Freen Sarocha Chankimha, 20, is the youngest heiress of one of Thailand's most powerful families - but nobody at her university knows that. She keeps her identity hidden, living quietly, riding a scooter to class, and pretending to be ordinary. Smart, calm, and distant, she's known on campus as the "Ice Princess" - beautiful but impossible to approach. Meanwhile, Becky Armstrong, 25, is everything Freen isn't trying to be - bold, rich, confident, and unafraid of the spotlight. When their paths cross by chance, Becky is instantly drawn to Freen's quiet mystery, unaware of who she really is. But destiny has other plans. Everyone thought Becky was meant to marry Engfa, Freen's elegant older sister - until their grandfather drops the real bombshell: the marriage arrangement has always been between Becky and Freen. Now, the hidden heiress and the wild heiress are forced into a love story neither saw coming - one filled with ego clashes, unspoken chemistry, and a battle between pride and desire.

Synopsis: Freen Sarocha Chankimha is the most beautiful student council president that Hogwarts International School has ever had. She is smart, rich, talented, genius, and beautiful. Everything that you could ask for a person? She has it. However, when it comes to life and school related activities? She is very strict and very serious. She always wants the rules to be followed. Every student fears her because once they break rules, she will never let it pass. She always makes sure that in their school, everything and everyone is organized. No one dared to defy her. Just one. Rebecca Patricia Armstrong. Known for being the trouble maker of the school. Becky is the only student who dares to make trouble on the campus. She is quite popular with all the students. There's no day that she never went to the principal's office because of her mischievousness. That's why Freen hates her. She always makes her head ache. Every time Freen would page the students with violations, Becky's name is always the number one on the list. Freen is always done with her. But Becky seems to be happy seeing Freen being annoyed at her. She enjoys it. That's why she keeps getting herself in trouble. Two completely different personalities, is it possible that somehow.... They would compliment each other? What happens if as time passes by.... Freen finds herself falling in love with the trouble maker? Will she let Becky be her beautiful menace? --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Author's note: Hi!